Rubio Meets Pope Leo to Ease Tensions with Trump
Secretary of State Marco Rubio met Pope Leo to address disagreements following weeks of tensions with Donald Trump. A diplomatic effort to mend relations.
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Police Search for Suspect in Grande Prairie Shooting
RCMP are investigating after a gun was fired in a Grande Prairie neighbourhood. No injuries reported. Police seek public's help identifying suspect.
Regina Police Arrest Teen After Airsoft Gun Threat
Regina police arrested a youth after an alleged threat involving an airsoft gun. The incident raised concerns about public safety and replica weapons.
N.B. court rejects appeals of two men in 2022 Saint John murder
New Brunswick's Court of Appeal has dismissed the appeals of two men convicted in a 2022 murder in Saint John, upholding their life sentences.
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Reduced Charges in Melissa Price Death Case
Two accused in the death of Melissa Price face reduced charges. The case continues as new details emerge in New Brunswick.
NDP MP Urges Charges for Separatist Group Over Voter Leak
Federal NDP MP Heather McPherson calls on Alberta's UCP government to hold a separatist group accountable after a leaked voter list exposed personal data.
Louise Arbour to be Canada's Governor General on June 8
Former Supreme Court justice Louise Arbour will be installed as Canada's 31st governor general on June 8, 2026, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced.
Braid: Smith deflects as separatists plan to take over UCP
Premier Danielle Smith shifts blame to NDP over data misuse in separatist-linked meeting, as tensions rise in Alberta legislature.
Windsor Police Week Focuses on Trust and Crime Prevention
Windsor Police celebrate Police Week with community events, including a 'Chief for a Day' program, aiming to strengthen trust and promote crime prevention.
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Dutch Princess Margriet Visits Ottawa for Tulip Festival
Princess Margriet of the Netherlands visits Ottawa, her birthplace, to attend the Canadian Tulip Festival and meet with Prime Minister Mark Carney.
Toronto Police Warn of Released Sex Offender in GTA
Toronto police alert residents after 50-year-old Dave Anthoney Avis, a convicted sex offender, was released from prison this week in the GTA.
Alberta Academics Demand Public Inquiry Into Voter Data Breach
Over 38 Alberta academics call for a public inquiry into the leak of 2.9 million voters' data, urging the UCP government to act on what they call the largest data breach in Canadian history.
Poilievre asks where Conservatives go, vows to stay
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre addresses party's future after Liberal majority win, vowing to continue fighting despite internal doubts.
Stolen Truck Crash in Winnipeg Injures Three; IIU Probes
Three people hospitalized after a stolen truck caused a multi-vehicle crash in Winnipeg. The IIU is investigating the incident.
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Regina Council Approves Brandt's REAL District Purchase
Regina city council voted 8-3 to accept Brandt Group's $6.5 million offer for over half of REAL District, including the Brandt Centre, with tax breaks and subsidies.
Edmonton Man Charged After LRT Station Incident
An Edmonton man faces multiple firearms charges after allegedly interfering with EMS at Churchill LRT station and being found with a firearm.
Foreign National Charged in Surrey Extortion Shooting
A foreign national has been charged in connection with an extortion-related shooting in Surrey, B.C., on April 13. Police identified Jaskaran Saroye as the suspect.
Whirlpool Revenue Drops 10% Amid Tariff Turmoil
Whirlpool reports nearly 10% revenue drop, cites Iran war impact and tariff disruptions. Sales in North America fell 7% as consumers delay big purchases.
U.S. to Revoke Passports for Child Support Debt
The U.S. will begin revoking passports for thousands of parents who owe child support, according to AP. The policy aims to enforce payment of overdue child support.
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Return-to-office a 'philosophical choice': Treasury Board
Bill Matthews admits the federal government's four-day return-to-office directive is based on belief, not evidence, and that some departments lack space.
Wanted Man in Go-Kart Fled at 'Incredibly Low Speed'
Metro Vancouver Transit Police say a wanted man attempted to flee in a homemade go-kart, but only reached an 'incredibly low speed' before being arrested.
Santé Québec, Health Ministry Reprimanded by Procurement Authority
The Public Procurement Authority reprimands Santé Québec and the Ministry of Health over procurement issues, amid ongoing digital transition monitoring.
Officer Runs Into Blazing Barn to Extinguish Fire
South Simcoe Police Constable Colin Niewels ran into a burning barn to extinguish a fire, saving the structure from destruction. Bodycam footage captured the incident.
USPS handgun mail proposal faces opposition from 24 states
The Trump administration proposes allowing handguns to be mailed via USPS for the first time in nearly 100 years, citing Second Amendment rights. Democratic attorneys general from 24 states oppose the rule, citing public safety concerns.
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Surrey Police Arrest Man in Extortion Shooting
Jaskaran Saroye, 27, charged with discharging a firearm in an extortion-related shooting in Surrey. Police seek information as extortion cases rise.
Tories Demand Property Rights in Indigenous Land Talks
Canadian Conservatives table motion urging federal government to prioritize property owners' rights in future negotiations with First Nations, following B.C. Supreme Court ruling.
N.S., CUPE Resume Talks Amid Long-Term Care Strike
Nova Scotia's government and CUPE are returning to the bargaining table to resolve the ongoing long-term care strike, which has impacted facilities across the province.
Murder Charge in Vancouver Stabbing Death
A murder charge has been laid in connection with a stabbing death in Vancouver, as police continue investigating the incident in the Gastown and Downtown Eastside areas.
Suspect Charged in Surrey Extortion Shooting, Police Say
Police have arrested and charged Jaskaran Saroye in connection with an extortion-related shooting in Surrey on April 13. The investigation continues.
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Quebec Condemns Toronto Fearmongering Over Defence Bank
Quebec politicians accuse Toronto of fearmongering in Montreal's bid for a defence bank. Premier Fréchette defends the project amid political tensions.
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